What is a “Living Trust”? by Dan K Leininger
A “living trust” is the name frequently given to a revocable trust used in estate planning as an alternative to a will. The downside to […]
A “living trust” is the name frequently given to a revocable trust used in estate planning as an alternative to a will. The downside to […]
Scammers have been praying on the elderly for years but they are especially taking advantage of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Though the reason behind the […]
In my estate planning practice, I find it very common for people of all ages to not have essential estate planning documents. These documents are […]
As the world wakes from its Coronavirus-induced hibernation, it has to take stock of the situation – both to count and mourn our losses and […]
There is probably no more agonizing a problem than trying to convince a loved one that he or she can no longer drive safely. Cars […]
Saturday, April 18, 2020 1:00 am ‘Largest classroom’ PBS offers assistance to from-home educators Bruce R. Haines Public television, which started life as “educational television” […]
Whether you are an entrepreneur eager to open your first business, or someone looking to expand upon their current business, the decisions surrounding the formation […]
Making the decision to file for divorce can be a tough one. In order to make it through divorce proceedings with little stress and conflict, […]
Studies report that more than half of Americans do not have essential estate documents prepared in the event they become too incapacitated to make decisions […]
At the outset of hiring a new employee, a common practice is to have the new employee sign a non-compete agreement. Generally, these types of […]